Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.

This study tested ACUVUE Abiliti 1-Day soft contact lenses designed to manage nearsightedness (myopia) in children. Over 1 to 2 years, researchers measured changes in eye length and vision in 75 participants. The goal was to see if these daily-use lenses can safely slow the worse…

This completed pilot study tested two different daily disposable multifocal contact lenses in 74 adults aged 40 to 70 with presbyopia. Participants wore each lens type for about a week, and researchers measured how well they could see at distance, intermediate, and near distances…

This study compared two types of cosmetic contact lenses to see if they affect vision. 53 soft contact lens wearers tried both lenses and had their eyesight measured. The results showed that both lenses provided clear vision, similar to standard contact lenses.

This study tested two types of daily disposable contact lenses for people with astigmatism to see which one felt more comfortable. 134 adults wore each lens for one week and rated their comfort. The goal was to find out which lens provided longer-lasting comfort and a better over…

This study tested a new type of daily disposable contact lens for people with astigmatism. 281 contact lens wearers tried the lenses to see how well they corrected vision, stayed in place, and felt comfortable. The goal was to make sure the new lenses are safe and work well for e…

This study tested a new daily disposable contact lens designed for people with astigmatism (blurry vision from an irregularly shaped cornea) and presbyopia (age-related difficulty seeing up close). 176 adults aged 40-70 wore the lens for one week. Researchers measured how well th…

This completed study looked at how different amounts of light scatter affect vision when wearing contact lenses. Thirty-one adults aged 18 to 69 who already wear soft contact lenses tested two types of ACUVUE lenses. The goal was to measure visual clarity under high-contrast ligh…

This study tested how well three different daily disposable silicone hydrogel contact lenses fit the eyes of 22 adults aged 18 to 40. Each person tried all three lens types in a random order. The main goal was to see if the lenses stayed in place and moved properly on the eye.

This study tested two already-approved contact lenses to see how well they help people see clearly. 85 adults who normally wear soft contact lenses wore each lens for about a week. The main goals were to check if each lens gave 20/20 vision or better and if the lenses fit well. S…

This study looked at how much soft toric contact lenses rotate in the eyes of people who already wear them. Six participants had their vision checked after wearing different lenses. The goal was to understand lens rotation and its effect on eyesight.

This study looked at how light enters and focuses in the eyes of 23 nearsighted children. Researchers measured both central and side vision to better understand myopia. No treatment was given—the goal was simply to gather information.

This completed study measured how the eye scatters light at different wavelengths and pupil sizes in 31 adults aged 18-75. Participants had their vision corrected with an adaptive optics system, and researchers recorded how a point of light blurred inside the eye. The goal was si…